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Page 147
... ground forces by dropping parachute fragmentation bombs . on enemy troops and working out unique techniques for support- ing ground troops in this theater . Asked by the ground forces to break a tele- phone line between two Jap - held ...
... ground forces by dropping parachute fragmentation bombs . on enemy troops and working out unique techniques for support- ing ground troops in this theater . Asked by the ground forces to break a tele- phone line between two Jap - held ...
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... Ground in Maryland , we found captured Ger- man tanks were lined up with other equipment returned from the front for testing . Yellow turrets and hulls were spattered with names , dates , messages from the boys who reached them first ...
... Ground in Maryland , we found captured Ger- man tanks were lined up with other equipment returned from the front for testing . Yellow turrets and hulls were spattered with names , dates , messages from the boys who reached them first ...
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... ground troops began to fight back . At first the idea was that troops should run and hide when planes appeared . This did not appeal to aggressive leaders , so .50 - caliber ma- chine guns mounted on trucks and jeeps were kept in ...
... ground troops began to fight back . At first the idea was that troops should run and hide when planes appeared . This did not appeal to aggressive leaders , so .50 - caliber ma- chine guns mounted on trucks and jeeps were kept in ...
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